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“No one is celebrating” – Warframe devs on Destiny 2’s “earth-shattering” death, and why the genre is weaker for it

June 22, 2026 · akquests · 1 min read

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In case you are unfamiliar with the sci-fi video game space, one of its giants has come to a sudden and tragic end. Destiny 2 – a juggernaut in the genre – will no longer be receiving updates from its developer Bungie. While fans have flocked back to celebrate the title, it is nonetheless the end of an era.